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Actinidia Kolomikta

Actinidia Kolomikta

Hardy Kiwi Female
  • FRAGRANT WHITE FLOWERS
  • EDIBLE FRUITS, 3 CM IN SIZE
  • HARVEST FRUIT IN AUTUMN
  • FRUIT HAS A SMOOTH GREEN SKIN, SOFTENING WHEN RIPE
  • DARK GREEN OVATE LEAVES
  • IN LIGHT SHADE, FOLIAGE MAY HAVE A SLIGHT PINK HUE AT THE MARGIN
  • WILL NEED A MALE POLLINATOR
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Actinidia Kolomitka

Actinidia Kolomitka

Hardy Kiwi Male
  • FRAGRANT WHITE FLOWERS
  • DARK GREEN OVATE LEAVES, 15 CM LONG
  • LEAVES GREEN IN SPRING AND CHANGE TO VARIEGATED WHITE AND PINK IN THE SUMMER
  • BLOOM TIME: LATE JUNE TO EARLY JULY
  • NEED A FEMALE POLLINATOR
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Ageratum Blue

Ageratum Blue

Floss Flower
  • Soft and Fuzzy Flowers are dainty and feathery
  • Licorice Fragrant Foliage
  • Truly blue
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Azalea

Azalea

Western Lights
  • CLUSTERS OF TRUMPET-SHAPED FLOWERS COVER THE PLANT
  • PINK BUDS OPEN PINK WITH A DARK PINK BLOTCH
  • MEDIUM GREEN LEAVES APPEAR AFTER THE FLOWERS AND TURN BURGUNDY IN THE FALL
  • MOUNDING, ROUNDED HABIT WHEN MATURE
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Basil Greek

Basil Greek

Annual
  • Compact, mounded shape with very small, highly flavoured & fragrant leaves and tiny white whorls of flowers
  • Use leaves fresh or dried to enhance tomato dishes and in other cooking
  • The leaves of Greek basil are more stronger in flavour then other basils
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Basil Red

Basil Red

Annual
  • Red Rubin basil features striking, large leaves that are deep purple-red in color
  • It is an ornamental variety of basil that also has culinary uses
  • A little stronger flavour then sweet basil, great for salads and garnish
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Basil Sweet

Basil Sweet

Annual
  • Sweet basil is a large-leaved Italian type that is glorious for pesto
  • Seeds produce vigorous plants that grow big, mid-green leaves all summer long
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Basil Thai

Basil Thai

Annual
  • Easy-to-grow culinary herb with bright green leaves, dark purple stems, and tiny, pale purple flowers
  • Edible leaves are traditionally used in Southeast Asian cuisines and offer a spicy, licorice-like flavor and aroma
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Buxus Green Mountain

Buxus Green Mountain

Boxwood
  • INSIGNIFICANT GREEN-YELLOW-CREAM FLOWERS ARE FRAGRANT
  • MEDIUM-SIZED EVERGREEN WITH GLOSSY DARK GREEN LEAVES RETAINING THEIR COLOUR INTO THE FALL
  • UPRIGHT, PYRAMIDAL HABIT
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Calamondin

Calamondin

Orange Tree
  • is a small evergreen tree, with glossy mid-green leaves.
  • White, fragrant star-shaped flowers
  • are followed by very attractive small yellow/orange fruit,
  • which are used like lemons or limes in drinks and food, or eaten raw for a pop of sweet-sour flavour, the taste somewhere between a lemon and a satsuma.
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Chamaecyparis nootkatensis Pendula

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis Pendula

Weeping Nootka False Cypress
  • Graceful tree with pyramidal shape
  • Flattened sprays of dark to medium green aromatic foliage on feathery branches
  • Evergreens Available April to October, 2025
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Chamomile

Chamomile

Perennial
  • This bushy plant have a light and airy feeling
  • Featherly looking leaves
  • Flowers have large disks surrounded by white petals
  • Great for teas, it can cause a calming and can promote sleepiness
  • Warning; If allergic to ragweed you may also be allergic to chamomile
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Cleome

Cleome

Spider Flowers
  • 4-8 inch spider-like blooms start at the bottom of the stalk and move upwards
  • Strongly scented foliage and airy blooms
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Cornus Alternifolia

Cornus Alternifolia

Pagoda Dogwood
  • Small Shrubby tree with horizontal branching
  • Clusters of fragrant, creamy white flowers and dark bluish berries
  • Leaves turn red in the fall
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Cornus Alternifolia Pagoda

Cornus Alternifolia Pagoda

Dogwood Tree Form
  • Small, Shrubby tree with horizontal branches
  • Fragrant white flowers and dark blueish-black berries
  • Green leaves turn red in the fall
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Diervilla Lonicera

Diervilla Lonicera

Honeysuckle
  • Dwarf, mounding plant excellent for mass planting or slopes
  • Yellow Flowers
  • Leaves turn green to bronze to red in the fall
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Hamamelis Virginia

Hamamelis Virginia

Witchhazel
  • Soft yellow, fragrant flowers appear in the fall
  • Wavy leaved, green foliage which turns orange-yellow in the fall
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Helichrysum Petiolare

Helichrysum Petiolare

Licorice Plant
  • Upright to trailing stems densely clad with soft, woolly, oval-rounded, leaves
  • Bred for hot, sunny environments
  • Licorice Fragrance
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Hydrangea Macrophylla Endless Summer BloomStruck

Hydrangea Macrophylla Endless Summer BloomStruck

Mophead Hydrangea
  • Repeat blooms truly offer gardeners an endless summer of incredible color
  • Large, rounded clusters of flowers
  • Late fall when flowers are completely finished
  • Cut your hydrangeas back to about one foot from the ground by making an angled away from the bud
  • Pruning the center slightly taller will help achieve a nice shape
  • If any branches are crossing one of these branches should be removed
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Key Lime

Key Lime

  • Key Lime features showy clusters of fragrant creamy white star-shaped flowers with yellow eyes and lilac purple edges at the ends of the branches from late spring to mid summer
  • Either direct or indirect sunlight
  • Keep moist do not let them dry out
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Lemon

Lemon

  • 6 to 8 hours of sun
  • Citrus plants don’t like drafts, extreme temperatures, or low humidity
  • Citrus plants like a thorough soaking, and then being left to dry between watering, but not for too long
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